Zenith FAQ

Zenith: Level Up in 21 Days is an original anime-inspired habit app for iPhone that turns your next 21 days into daily real-world challenges. You do each challenge in real life, mark it done yourself, and see your saved XP and your character evolve from Rank E Initiate toward Rank S Ascendant.

Zenith is on App Store pre-order now: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/level-up-in-21-days-zenith/id6833155057. Apple expects Nov 20, 2026. That's Apple's expected date, not a promise, so it can move. When the app is released, Apple delivers it to your iPhone. If you'd rather get an email, you can also sign up for launch updates on this site.

On the App Store it's listed as Level Up in 21 Days: Zenith. The listing currently names the developer as Pranav Ambwani. Zenith's legal and support entity is ARKANAV ENTERPRISES PVT LTD, reachable at ARKANAVENTERPRISES@GMAIL.COM. Other apps with "Zenith" in the name aren't ours, so check the listing name and the App Store link on this site.

iPhone only, on iOS 18 or later. There's no Android version and no web app. The app is in English. If you're not sure which iOS version you have, check Settings, then General, then About on your iPhone.

No. Zenith is iPhone only, on iOS 18 or later. There's no Android version or web app. If that ever changes, we'll say so on this site and in launch updates.

Zenith launches in the U.S., U.K., Canada, Australia and India. The app is in English. Prices on this site are U.S. prices in USD; Apple shows the price in your local currency.

No. There's no free trial and no free Day 1. The assessment and your 21-day plan preview are free, and onboarding previews your character and the 21-day climb, so you see what you'd be doing before you pay. Starting the plan needs Monthly, Yearly or Lifetime access.

The assessment and 21-day plan preview are free. Then it's Monthly at $12.99 or Yearly at $59.99, both renewing automatically, or Lifetime at $69.99 as one purchase. These are U.S. prices in USD; Apple shows your local price. Every option unlocks the same paid features, and there are no discounts.

Through Apple, not inside Zenith. On your iPhone, open Settings, tap your name, then Subscriptions, choose Zenith and cancel. Monthly and Yearly renew until you cancel. Lifetime is a one-time purchase that never renews, so there's nothing to cancel.

Zenith is bought through the App Store, so Apple handles payments and refunds. You can request a refund at reportaproblem.apple.com or through Apple Support, and Apple decides under its own policies. Zenith can't issue App Store refunds directly.

Six ranks, from E to S: Initiate (0 XP), Ember (40), Tempered (180), Vanguard (420), Luminary (700) and Ascendant (1,000). Your rank comes from XP you earn by completing challenges, not from days passing. The same original character changes form at each rank, and Today and Stats show the same stage.

Yes, +5 XP once for a completed challenge with a saved photo. Replacing the photo doesn't stack, and removing it or undoing the challenge removes the bonus. Photos are optional, stay on your iPhone and are left out of shared Circle scorecards. A photo is a personal record, not proof or AI verification.

No. Achievement cards are tied to activity milestones and earned, never bought. You reveal them in the app with a scratch or tap, or an accessible alternative. They aren't paid, randomized purchases or gambling. Ranks come only from earned XP. The only purchase is access: Monthly, Yearly or Lifetime.

On your iPhone. Records stay on the device, with no Zenith cloud backup or sync between devices, so your journey lives on the phone you use. Deleting the app removes its local records.

Your records stay on your iPhone, but the main app locks until access is restored. Restore Purchases brings back eligible access you've paid for. It doesn't bring back lost local data, and there's no Zenith cloud backup, so keep the app installed if you want to keep your journey.

Not with your records synced. Zenith keeps your records on one iPhone, with no cloud backup or sync between devices. Restore Purchases can bring back eligible access on a device, but your records don't move with it.

No. Zenith's characters and artwork are our own originals. Zenith isn't connected to, licensed by or affiliated with any anime, manga or game.

21 days is how our plan is structured, not a scientific promise. In a 2010 study by Lally and colleagues, habits took a median of 66 days to feel automatic, ranging from 18 to 254. Zenith gives you a first climb you can finish. The showing up is still yours.

No. You do the challenge in real life and mark it done yourself. Workout log and Food log are filled in by you. Saving a journal entry or a tool log doesn't complete a related challenge or award its XP; you still tick the challenge in Today.

No. Zenith doesn't use HealthKit or connect to Apple Health. It doesn't read steps, workouts or sleep from other apps. If you want automatic fitness tracking, use a separate app alongside Zenith and mark the challenge done yourself.

No. Zenith doesn't use AI to coach you. Your plan is built on your iPhone from your assessment answers by a planner that follows fixed rules, so the same answers give the same plan. You can edit the weeks ahead yourself. Challenge photos aren't checked by AI either.

No public ones. There are no public rankings, no live leaderboards and no public feed. You can add friends privately and compare your week using signed scorecards that you share and import by hand. Zenith doesn't rank you against strangers.

No. Zenith doesn't block apps or websites. It has a Focus timer for one task at a time and Quiet reset for guided breathing. If you need blocking, iPhone's built-in Screen Time can do that alongside Zenith.

Yes. Edit plan lets you change the weeks ahead: edit or delete challenges, set reminders and preview future days. Today and past records are protected. You can also skip or undo a challenge in Today. On the Journey tab, the plan shows as a mountain from Day 1 to Day 21.

No. The names, dates, XP and scores in the App Store screens and on this site, like Ren, Hana and Akira, are demo data. They're illustrative only, not real users, reviews or results. Zenith is new and has no ratings or reviews to show yet.

Email ARKANAVENTERPRISES@GMAIL.COM for support, press or corrections. ARKANAV ENTERPRISES PVT LTD is Zenith's legal and support entity. The Zenith app support page also explains how to restore a purchase and manage billing through your Apple Account.